Reggae In The City

Reggae In The City

Author: Reggae In The City Language: English Episodes: 100
The rhythm of the city finds its pulse in the deep, steady basslines and social commentaries of reggae music. Reggae In The City is a space where that culture lives, hosted by Daddy English. This isn't a hurried countdown of tracks; it's a deliberate and immersive session where the music is allowed to breathe and tell its story. Each episode weaves together the voices of the artists themselves through candid interviews, offering a direct line to the creators shaping the sound today. You'll hear the latest fresh cuts from contemporary scenes alongside those timeless classics that built the foundation, all while getting updates on festivals and movements that keep the community vibrant. The flow of the conversation and the selection of tunes are carefully considered, creating a listening experience that feels more like a curated journey than a simple playlist. Tune in to this podcast for a genuine connection to the heart of reggae, presented with the respect and patience the music deserves, right from the heart of the urban landscape it often soundtracks.
Episodes
Ep 173... Hurting Inside [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:00:14
Another nice vibe with brand new and vintage music we feature Keznamdi's latest single 'Time,' and the new release from Shumba Youth and the Suns of Dub. The refreshing sounds of Claire Angel's 'Hurting Inside' produced…
Ep 172... Last of a Dying Breed [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:03:49
We feature new music from Jamelody and Clive Hunt, a song called 'Keeps me Rocking.' Inezi's 'Blame Me' with a brand new dubwise track, adds to the authentic vibe, not forgetting the new single by Iffa Cush and Turbulanc…
Ep 171... Iotosh [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 58:05
Iotosh, takes time out to speak with Daddy English about his new EP called 'For The People.' The 'Fill My Cup' singer and 3x Grammy nominated producer talks about his musical journey so far and much more. The last episod…
Ep 170... In Every Country [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:04:55
We feature Jahlil's new single 'Warn Yuh' and selections from the Long Day's Short Nights Riddim. Also featured new music from Iotosh's latest EP called 'For The People' and songs from Producer Ajal. Busy Signal's 'In Ev…
Ep 169... She Needs Me [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:03:14
We feature Haile's new smash single 'Pure Blue', also the return of Culture's 'Humble African'. Elijah Salomon and Mike Brooks 'Keep on Rocking' adds to the vibe as does Inezi's latest 'She Needs Me'. All this and more E…
Ep 168... J Written [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:08:50
J Written, takes time out to speak with Daddy English about his debut album called 'Kaleidoscope.' The 'Deal With it Proper' and 'Work to Do' singer talks Bunny Wailer, One Love Movie, Alborosie and more. Was he an infor…
Ep 167... Miss You [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:01:42
We return with new music from Mortimer's latest album as well as 'Miss You' by Christopher Ellis. Not forgetting the latest from Lee Scratch Perry, Bob Riddim and Xana Romeo with Police and Thieves. Listen out for Yaksta…
166... Oneness [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 2:03:20
An extra special episode with an extra hour of not stop Roots, Dub, Lovers and Culture for you. Featuring songs from some of our favourite artists like Keznamdi, Inezi, Micah Shemiah and more. Listen out for the new sing…
Ep 165... Rude bwoy Sumthin [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:03:33
We return with more vibes from John John Records and the 'Picture Frame Riddim' featuring Pressure Busspipe and more. Selections from Tad's Record's 'Celebrating Jamaica 62' album and Kymani Marley's 'New Creature' adds…
Ep 164... Hardcore Rub A Dub [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:00:44
This is a dub heavy episode featuring selections from Shumba Youth and Suns of Dub as well as King Salomon and John John. Listen out for the big collaboration of Protoje and Jashii called 'Where We Come From.' Johnny Osb…